Huron County moves to Enhanced 9-1-1 system plan
A county committee of law enforcement fire EMS and the commissioners voted to adopt an advanced 9-1-1 system funded by the wireless surcharge. EMA Director Jason Roblin notes Willard cell towers route city calls directly to Willard PD dispatch, with some cross transfers to the Sheriff’s Office. The project costs about 410000 with 534581.65 in reserve, and adds IP based features including call routing backups and text messaging to 9-1-1.
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Huron County Commissioners
Huron County
Huron County Emergency Management Agency
Jason Roblin
Huron County Sheriff's Office
Roblin
Willard
Felver appointed to Plymouth Village Council seat
Plymouth Village Council appoints Joan Felver to fill the vacancy left by Dr. Carol Dean. Felver was sworn in by Redden on March 27 and will take active duty at the April 9 meeting. The council discussed parking in downtown and state authority on municipal parking perks. Keith Hebble updated the financial status and projected county funding and street fund availability through June and July.
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Plymouth Village
Joan Felver
Carol Dean
Redden
Burton
State of
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Keith Hebble
DiAnn Jamerson
Hebble
Obituary: Judy Howell 50 Centerton
Obituary notice for Judy Howell aged 50 from Centerton appears in the local obituaries, with page reference to Page 2 for full details.
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Judy Howell
Centerton
Inside Willard Times Hit By Fire in 1923
In the Times Past feature on Page 2 the Willard paper recalls a blaze that damaged the Inside Willard Times in 1923. The column highlights the event and its impact on local journalism.
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Willard
Willard City Council Meeting Scheduled for Monday Evening
The Willard City Council will meet on Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the city hall to discuss local matters and approve agenda items. Residents are urged to attend and participate during public comment periods.
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Willard City Concil
Adena lands bid for Willard school project
Willard City Schools awarded the $22.5 million trade contract to Adena Corporation of Mansfield to build a new Willard school. The district rejected the ME P bid as incorrect and rebid, noting bids came in under budget by 12 percent with a $2 million contingency. Michael Lillo praised the bidders for thorough work and noted only six bonded firms can handle such a project.
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Adena Corporation
Willard
Jeff Ritz
Willard City Schools Board of Education
Mansfield Company
Ritz
Michael Lillo
Willard City
Lillo
Charges nollied against area man
An area man arrested on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor had the charge nollied after Mansfield police sought a missing juvenile. Officers located the juvenile at the area man’s residence, took the juvenile into custody, and subsequently arrested the man. He posted a $5,000 bond and was released.
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Norwalk
Willard
Mark Holden
Mansfield
Holden
Huron County
Red Cross Firelands Heroes and Opening Day at South Central
The Red Cross honors hometown heroes at the Firelands Hero Awards. South Central High School opens baseball season as Athletic Director sees rivalries renewed. Umpire Jim Sellers suffered a heart attack in the opener. fans Tanya Kinney and LaDonna Hicks reacted, Hicks aiding with breathing support and Kinney providing care.
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South Central High
Jim Sellers
South Central High School
Tanya Kinney
LaDonna Hicks
Hicks
Kinney
Lynne Phillips
Willard Times-Juncian
Chuck Williams
Jeff Fisher
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